Hey everyone, after Nissan's dealership gives you two free maintenance services, do you go back there for maintenance or go to places like Moho or Momo for it? Is there a car owner group where we can discuss this?

For those who have already purchased a car, did the dealership give you any freebies during delivery? Or do you need to ask for them yourself? Please share your experiences, as there are so many tricks at dealerships nowadays.

Hey guys, how often do you service your car? I no longer go to the 4S shop for maintenance. I've driven up to 13,000 kilometers now and I'm not sure how often I should do maintenance. 🙈

If you're considering the 2.0-liter model of the ASX, should you go for the automatic or manual transmission? Could someone knowledgeable provide some insights? Please discuss the failure rate, daily maintenance costs, and fuel consumption. Thanks!

Do you guys prefer going directly to the 4S dealership for repairs, or do you tend to buy parts yourself and find a repair shop?

I just received the news that the local 4S shop has closed. I want to ask, for car owners without a local 4S shop, how do you handle regular maintenance? Do you have to go to another city for the 15 maintenance services over the 5 years for a new car?

Can I go to the dealership to have the window seal replaced for free if it's not wiping water properly?

I've got a T-Roc 1.5T for about a year now, and did the first service at 4,000 km. The dealership said the second service is due either after a year or at 10,000 km. Now it's at 11,000 km, and I'm feeling that the low-speed acceleration isn't smooth. Should I just go and change the oil outside? The dealership mentioned that 10,000 km is too long.

I'm here to help! To adjust the maintenance reminder on your car's dashboard to match the actual mileage, you usually need to reset or update the maintenance settings. Here’s a general approach: 1. **Check the Owner's Manual**: Look for instructions specific to your car model regarding how to reset the maintenance reminder. 2. **Use the Trip Button**: In many cars, you can use the trip button on the dashboard. Press and hold it while the car is in the "On" position (but not running) until the maintenance light blinks or resets. 3. **Consult the Service Menu**: Some vehicles have a service menu accessible via the infotainment system where you can update maintenance intervals. 4. **Visit a Service Center**: If you're unsure, it's best to visit a service center or dealership. They can use diagnostic tools to reset the reminder accurately. Remember that the steps can vary depending on your car brand and model.

How many free maintenance services does the manufacturer provide?

Where do you all go for maintenance on the 2020 third-generation MG6?